THINGS GET CRAZY! 😵 SM Soft Body Physics Experiments #2

Soft Body Experiments 1: • Slippery Cloth Made Of...
Various tests to see what Soft Body physics is like in Scrap Mechanic!
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[@QwertySanchezSA]

maybe a looser mesh on the net might improve lag and flexibility. separating the + with - ones on each side. so the net holes are larger and there's less bearings overall, and each piece would be trying to flex in less directions it might work more like a loose net and less like a stiff sheet.

[@marluna_x]

Fun fact: I have gotten outside the map borders once, but I didn't get stuck in the blue void forever, instead i found out that the walls are very very thick.

[@thefatcat2790]

Teach me the ways

[@That1Gal3.141]

for the morbius strip, just make a ring out of flex blocks, except one row, and then put one bearing there, and put a controller connected to it and turn it 180 degrees

[@thefatcat2790]

So about the bouncy bubble blocks: Every "piece" of a creation, seperated by either moving parts or a change of material, is calculated by itself. That's why A: when building very long rows/planes you have to occasionally change materials, else it will get very very buggy. and B: When building boats you are advised to seperate your bubble block with other blocks. Bubble block on itself is EXTREMELY bouyant, so if there's just a single block of it in water, it bounces as it's acceleration is very very very high. Since every block on the sheet is seperated by bearings, that effect applies there too. Thanks for coming to my TedTalk!

[@triPocoPi9576]

Möbius strip: have a square of the pieces, and then have a bearing rotate it around so it’s a Möbius strip.

[@clairekholin6935]

When I played around with the ultra light blocks, they are somewhat buoyant, but contribute so little mass that they act like balloons when in water

[@Jachii9]

durf using bubble blocks for the first time xD

[@hrishikeshaggrawal]

28:50 do that with the /night command with rgb blocks in the flex sheet

[@RealTheScienceCat]

I was once playing around with antimatter thrusters then I decided to attach a seat now I am forever orbiting the SM world

[@zoominmonkey278]

I love this video! thank you Durf

[@MahBor]

I love these experiments!

[@loganjoy-koer5936]

3:30 it's galloping like a broken game's physics

[@daryldeediongson769]

21:51 dude made the saturn rings from wall-e

[@marluna_x]

Can it make a bulletproof west if you have multiple layers?(Like not spuds, but big pipes, i have a cannon that can shoot those if you need one)

[@Ez_Bucks_]

I haven't watched him in 6 months

[@TheInvertedCow]

All I can think is, massive wheels with those. Crazy Cheers

[@kennethmitchell1418]

I always wanted to know how to make a locust swam in sm

[@mihalydozsa2254]

You find a way to simulate a flock in scrapmechanic :-D

[@dompan9169]

How bout a wing sheet? Paper simulation

[@legofreak5769]

I kinda wanted to see the cube roll down a mountain

[@tempes_spyro711]

4d Soft body?

[@SCOP_]

Experiment idea: use the fant mod woc brusher 3000 to lift, then rotate a mesh, mid air

[@paulstrobeck8947]

my bro went to the 99th dimention🤣

[@FoxDog1080]

I think that might've not been a perfect cube 16 by 17 by 16 So, not an 8 by 8 by 8

[@tombaron3646]

the italien pizza masccihe witch thuster could i destroy down a tree ore abot?

[@mammalianmollasses4784]

softbody wongle?

[@NewToon123]

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[@hrishikeshaggrawal]

more

[@Ez_Bucks_]

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